EU's Russia crude oil price cap to be USD 44.10/bbl from February 1st

The EU's decision to set a crude oil price cap at $44.10 per barrel starting February 1st signals a significant geopolitical maneuver aimed at curbing Russian oil revenues.

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This cap could impact global oil supply dynamics, potentially leading to price volatility in WTI and Brent, while also influencing USD and EUR exchange rates in global markets as traders adjust to new price realities.

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